I See You: The Number One Sunday Times Bestseller

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So when she receives a letter from Karen, the mother of the donor, who requests to meet, Lizzie doesn’t give it a second thought.

I SEE YOU is an intriguing blend of psychological thriller and police procedural told from different POVs in alternating chapters.I love writing psychological thrillers and I hope they’re here to stay, albeit with the subtle changes that are inevitable as literary trends evolve. Fearing for her safety and life, Walker, who has signs of paranoia, starts unearthing the mysterious advertiser behind the scary advertisements.

Other clueless women whose images have featured there have ended up being raped or, in extreme circumstances, murdered.I See You starts with middle aged mother of young adults Zoe seeing a photo of herself in the dating service section of a newspaper. What I will say is that the setting, something so seemingly mundane as the daily commute, is absolutely perfect and adds a certain dimension of jeopardy to the tale itself. Two thirds of the way through I thought I had sussed it but actually I honestly didn't know whether I was coming or going and by the end it was the twists and turns in this that I Loved which kept me guessing to the end and left me utterly exhausted yet thinking for hours after. Such routine is rarely commented on,neither is the number of inconsequential people you pass by,each preoccupied with their own agenda.